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How many people - in addition to those who died - were injured in the terrorist attack in Mumbai on November 26 2008?
An international investigation is under way into the bloody rampage carried out by suspected Muslim militants at 10 sites across Mumbai. It began Wednesday night and over the next three days, at least 195 people were killed and 295 wounded. Among the dead were 18 foreigners, including six Americans.
and there 2 of them from Singapore total of 300 people were wounded and some children aged 3-10yrs were also killed.
in the hotel people were shouting for help
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What is Mumbai's population as of April 2008?
the populationof Mumbai as of April 2008 is 12800000 Mumbai urban agglomeration 20800000 Mumbai metropolitan region 22000000
Where is the second largest natural port in the world?
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How many airplanes fly every day in Mumbai?
around 10000 planes land at mumbai international and domestic airport
How do you get city survey number for Mumbai city?
You can obtain the city survey number for properties in Mumbai by visiting the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) website or contacting the local ward office. You may need to provide specific details about the property, such as its address or ownership details, to retrieve the survey number.
What are the three first largest cities by land in the world?
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Where on the Internet can you see videos or photos of the terrorist attack in Mumbai on November 26 2008?
CNN.Com
How many Jewish people and Americans died in the Mumbai terrorist attack in 2008 November 26-29?
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When was the previous terrorist attack in Mumbai aside from the one on November 26 2008?
Somwhere in 1993. They tried o do something to the gateway of india.
Slogan on anti terrorist attack on mumbai?
shanti
When were the terrorist attacks?
There have been many terrorist attacks such as the September 11th attacks and the 67 terrorist attacks on Pakistan,The Mumbai attacks and many more
What was formally known as Bombay?
Mumbai, the site of the recent terrorist attacks in India.
Who claimed responsibility for the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26 2008?
It was uncertain who was responsible, though a previously unknown group calling itself the Deccan Mujahideen had contacted television stations to claim credit....Source- Economist
Did any countries in the world send help to India in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26 2008?
yes Australia offered to sent ninja commandos to fight the terrorists and Bush sent his condolences only!
How many were killed in the Mumbai attacks November 26 2008?
A minimum of 101 people were killed in attacks in Mumbai, India. At least 250 were injured.
What is David Headley well known for?
David Headley, born Daood Sayed Gilani, is a Chicago Pakistani American who was involved in terrorist activity and the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks in India.
Which social network site was played a major role during the terrorist attack on Mumbai in 26.11 2008?
orcut
Did the Indian government have any inkling about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26 2008?
Yes they did. They have some suspects one of them are the group i forgot the name its something like mujahideen but they found out that one of them was a Pakistani one and they didnt find about the others.
